Author name: TCAP

Unilever. The name’s plastered on your toothpaste, your ice cream, your bloody laundry detergent. They’re in your bathroom, your kitchen,

Warburtons. The name screams good old British comfort – warm, fluffy loaves you’d slather with butter and call breakfast. But

In the glittering world of high-end spirits, Pernod Ricard stands as a colossus, its brands like Absolut, Jameson, and Ricard

Diageo plc, the global booze giant, has been serving up more than just spirits. They’ve been dishing out a hefty

You can smell it before you see it. The Cepac plant in Darlington squats like a grim fortress on the

Subway. The name conjures images of fresh veggies, lean meats, and the promise of a healthier fast-food option. But behind

Sainsbury’s, the supermarket giant that’s been feeding Britain since 1869, has a knack for stepping in shit and pretending it

Pret A Manger. The name alone conjures images of hurried Londoners, clutching their artisanal sandwiches and ethically sourced coffees, weaving